As it turns out, the same mechanism that provides your iOS 7 device with a potential back door can also be used to help secure your device should it ever fall into the wrong hands. This article is a brief how-to on using Apple’s Configurator utility to lock your device down so that no other devices can pair with it, even if you leave your device unlocked, or are coerced into unlocking it yourself with a passcode or a fingerprint. By pair-locking your device, you’re effectively disabling every logical forensics tool on the market by preventing it from talking to your iOS device, at least without first being able to undo this lock with pairing records from your desktop machine. This is a great technique for protecting your device from nosy coworkers, or cops in some states that have started grabbing your call history at traffic stops. Whatever the reason, pair locking will likely leave the person dumbfounded as to why their program doesn’t work, and you can easily just play dumb while trying not to snicker. The best thing about this technique is, unlike my previous technique using pairlock, this one doesn’t require jailbreaking your phone. You can do it right now with that shiny new iOS 7 device.

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I've confirmed myself using a live forensic solution. "Juice jacking" is broken with this method enabled currently.